The Abrebox inAlert® Neighborhood Alarm system consists of an outdoor control panel, a siren, and mobile apps. Through the system, you can use several services that will provide security and convenience for your property: - Intercom : You can also use the Neighborhood Alarm as a video intercom. To do this, your visitors will click the "call" button on the outdoor control panel, dial your home and family, and you will receive a video call notification on your smartphone. You can talk to your visitor, see them, and open the door from anywhere, whether you're home or not. If you can't answer the call, you can see a missed call on your mobile phone, along with a photo of who called and at what time. - Keyless entry : Abrebox inAlert® allows communities to avoid duplicating keys for visitors, suppliers, and tenants, which not only reduces costs but also increases security. With Abrebox, you can create temporary access keys with real-time notifications of your visitors' arrivals, open by entering a secret PIN code, by tapping a smart key (NFC tag), or simply using your smartphone. - Entry log : Every visit and every opening will be recorded in the Cloud Assistant, allowing complete control of everyone who has entered the community over the last 30 days, with photographs, the exact date, and time. Additionally, each home can also have private access to its activity history through the Abrebox app. - Alarm notifications : Through the Abrebox app, each neighbor can send and receive alarm notifications in the event of an emergency or news report. Once a neighbor creates and sends an alarm notification, the rest will receive it on their smartphones at that moment. The neighbor who sends the notification can also activate the community siren to spread the alert throughout the community and trigger automatic access opening in the event of an evacuation or the need for immediate entry by authorized personnel.

The cost of the Abrebox inAlert® neighborhood alarm is determined based on the specific needs of each community and the number of homes within it. Before contracting an Abrebox neighborhood alarm, our experts will visit your community to conduct a free, no-obligation security assessment. They will determine the best solution to guarantee your security and provide you with a personalized price based on the elements needed to protect your community.

Abrebox inAlert® is designed to be installed next to the intercom or video intercom installed in your community. However, since it also has the intercom and opening function, it can be installed as a replacement for the intercom already installed or installed as such if the community does not have one.

Until the launch of Abrebox inAlert®, such a concept didn't exist in Spain. The lack of protection in communities due to recent real-life cases of fires, thefts, and squatting led Abrebox to develop this solution.

All our devices comply with privacy protections. Security cameras and silent listening will only be activated if you receive a call, or if you or your neighbors request it. Images and recordings of your community are stored in the private space of Abrebox Assistant Cloud (web platform) and can be requested by law enforcement. You can also privately view images and recordings of activity in your home through the app.

No. The neighborhood alarm already has a 4G wireless transmission path.

Abrebox has security specialists who will travel to your community. They will prepare a free security assessment to identify your specific needs and the most vulnerable areas of the space you need to protect. Our team will install and operate your neighborhood alarm system and post informational signs to inform your neighbors and teach them how to make the most of it to ensure your safety.

The neighborhood alarm can be controlled wherever you are, from your mobile phone or tablet, with your Abrebox app. Included in your subscription. With it, you can receive visitors, open the access door to your community, create temporary keys, view all access movements, and send and receive alerts in case of emergency.

No. Installing a neighborhood alarm system doesn't require the approval of all neighbors; it can be done by a majority. If you don't have a majority, you can still request permission as long as it doesn't cost them anything.

Abrebox inAlert® can be connected to as many homes as needed; there's no limit. The monthly fee will depend on this.

Yes. It's best to install a control panel at each community entrance to keep everything under control. You can install as many control panels as needed.